Sentence examples for character training from inspiring English sources

Character training was one of the salient features of Mayan education.

The major purposes of education were cultural conservation, vocational training, moral and character training, and control of cultural deviation.

The dancers spend as much time off the ice, working on "character training", acting and mime, as they do skating.

Instead, it has a nigh-impenetrable battle system coupled with character training that is nothing more than diving through menu screens.

Character training, of the sort going on at Mr. Fitzherbert's Devereux Glenholme school, is a kind of refutation of the debate over values that has seized American politics, from local school boards to the 1996 presidential race.

Although its direct influence diminished after the 17th century, along with a general decline in respect for the authority of classical antiquity, the modern view of education as all-around character training to equip a student for life follows in a direct line from the theories of this 1st-century Roman.

But Cicero in his writings followed the Elder Cato's famous definition of the orator as "a man of good character trained to eloquence" (vir bonus dicendi peritus).

It will be fascinating to watch this evolve--and to see what regulatory mechanisms might be established for entrepreneurs who can innovate tougher-character training without straying into abuse.

It is a boarding school that puts as much emphasis on character-training as on footballing skills.

It's as if these animated characters trained at the Royal Shakespeare Company instead of the Actors Studio.

Meanwhile, local theater visionary and Georgetown University associate professor Natsu Onoda Power has been working on a stage adaptation of Capek's 1936 satirical novel "War with the Newts," in which human characters train a species of salamander to serve as cheap labor.